Memoirs "The Story of My Life" written by G. Gapon in London; published in Russia in 1926 by the Leningrad publishing house Priboy. "We investigated it in the most detailed way and made the most favorable impression. Gapon, in his inner essence, is not only not a provocateur, but perhaps such a passionate revolutionary that maybe his passion in this regard is somewhat superfluous. He is undoubtedly devoted to the idea of ​ ​ liberating the working class, but since he does not find underground party activity expedient, he considers it inevitably necessary to openly organize the working masses according to a well-known plan and hopes for the success of his task."" From the memoirs of the "Workers' Union and Priest Gapon,"" I. Pavlov